#google-containers

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What does it mean if "kubectl get pods" returns Image: gcr.io/xxxx/xxxxxx is not read on the node?

"kubectl logs xxxxxxxx" returns "Internal Error: pod is not in 'Running', 'Succeeded' or 'Failed' state - State: "Pending""

CJKay: the kubelet is either sitll pulling the image, or having trouble pulling the image

does the image exist?

It does

It's been sat there for 11 minutes now

try kubectl get events

and maybe some greping

Ah, it was an error in the gitRepos

Cool, my situation just got even more difficult

how so

Unable to mount volumes for pod "tdsm-j1zpm_default": failed to exec 'git clone [email protected]:DeathCradle/Terraria-s-Dedicated-Server-Mod.git': Cloning into 'Terraria-s-Dedicated-Server-Mod'...

Host key verification failed.

fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

: exit status 128

hmmm

I'd have thought it would handle that

how did you specify the git url?

It's in that error

that will happen anywhere if the ssh key of the machine isn't registered by the githbu user

you can use the https:// url without any special auth for public repos

Maybe I'm remembering wrong but I thought I had already ensured it could be cloned from the node

One mo

Alright, that should've sorted it

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I've restarted it and it has an age of -84s. I guess that means it's pulling the image?

Okay, host key verification failed again. I literally just ensured it could pull it

mikedanese: Different repo, but I have no choice but to use SSH for this one as it's private and requires authentication, and doesn't support HTTPS

I have an id_rsa and I can clone fine from the node except when Kubernetes does it

As what user though?

Aha good point

What does Kube run as?

In fact, do pods provide any support for this?

Kune runs as root I believe